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The front page of profil.at features a diverse range of stories, including an interview with a Grand Master of the Freemasons criticizing the FPÖ, an economist's view on the potential need for energy price caps, an investigation into a possible link between a Ukrainian prosecutor and a spy case in…
Vienna's international film festival, Viennale, is set to open on Thursday, showcasing a program that offers a glimpse into the world of 2026, with advance ticket sales already underway.
Freemason Grand Master Georg Semler has criticized the 'agitation' tactics employed by the FPÖ party.
Economist Isabella Weber states that it is realistic to expect a need for energy price brakes to be reintroduced.
A connection to a Ukrainian prosecutor is being investigated, with Viennese authorities examining a registered address as part of a spy case.
An investigative report examines the financial dealings of Siegfried Wolf and the leniency he received regarding taxes.
A satirical piece comments on the leadership struggles within the SPÖ party.
An article discusses the current situation regarding the global climate and the ongoing climate strike movement.
A student list in Serbia indicates significant opposition to President Vučić.
A podcast episode offers advice on how to effectively navigate the virus season.
